zjednoduují

Zjednoduují is a Czech verb that means "they simplify" or "they make simpler." It is the third person plural form of the verb "zjednodušit," which belongs to the frequentative verb class in Czech morphology. The word is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts when describing the action of making something less complex or easier to understand.

The verb is constructed from the prefix "z-" (indicating completion or intensification), the root "jednodu" (related to simplicity), and the suffix "-ují" (third person plural ending). This grammatical structure follows standard Czech verb conjugation patterns for verbs of this type.

In practical usage, zjednoduují appears frequently in educational, technical, and administrative contexts. For example, teachers might zjednoduují complex concepts for students, or engineers might zjednoduují technical processes to improve efficiency. The word is also common in legislative and policy documents when discussing the reduction of bureaucratic procedures.

The verb can be used both transitively and intransitively depending on context. When used transitively, it typically takes a direct object representing what is being simplified. The intransitive usage focuses more on the general action of simplification without specifying the exact target.

Related forms include "zjednodušuji" (first person singular), "zjednoduší" (third person singular), and "zjednodušujeme" (first person plural). The past tense forms follow regular Czech verb conjugation patterns with appropriate gender and number agreement.

In translation, zjednoduují corresponds to English verbs such as "simplify," "streamline," or "make easier." The choice of translation often depends on the specific context, with "streamline" being more common in business settings and "simplify" in educational or general contexts.